Graham Gold makes public playlist for 'Esta La Musica' 393.

Graham Gold returns with another edition of Esta La Musica on Scientific Sound Asia. The platform operates as an Asian electronic music radio station, DJ agency and promoter, while also publishing music news and connecting underground electronic music audiences across Asia and internationally.

With a career spanning more than four decades, Graham Gold remains one of the most recognisable names in electronic music broadcasting and club culture. From London pirate radio and Capital FM through to Kiss 100 and international festival stages, his journey reflects a long-standing connection to dance music’s underground and melodic foundations.

His years at Kiss 100 helped establish him as a defining voice of progressive house and trance during the 1990s and early 2000s, while his involvement with the legendary Peach club nights placed him at the centre of one of London’s most influential electronic music movements. The Peach brand continues to hold a lasting reputation within club culture, with reunion events in London and Ibiza reconnecting audiences with the melodic and progressive sounds associated with that era.

Long before international recognition arrived, Graham had already built a strong presence within London nightlife through his residency at Gulliver’s Club in Mayfair and his work on pirate radio stations across the capital. These formative years exposed him to soul, disco, reggae, jazz-funk and early electronic sounds, influences that continue shaping his musical direction today.

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Now based in Thailand, Graham remains deeply connected to Southeast Asia’s underground electronic music community. Through appearances across Koh Phangan, Pattaya, Phuket and Koh Samui, he continues performing at beach events, underground club nights and festival gatherings while maintaining close ties to audiences throughout the region.

Around this period, Graham’s studio output continues evolving towards melodic and progressive club music. His recent Patent Skillz release The Lost City highlights this direction through atmospheric synth work, rolling grooves and layered melodic structures rooted in Melodic House & Techno. The release also includes remixes from Tomy Wahl and DJ Lion & Just Julien, each offering darker and more groove-focused interpretations of the original production.

Alongside this release, productions such as Uncanny Parallels, Postponed and Manipulation on Ballroom Records continue reinforcing his focus on melodic progression and contemporary underground club sounds. His collaborations with Samotarev, including Rising and Blue Camels, further explore cinematic Progressive House structures with controlled pacing and emotional depth.

At the same time, Graham maintains a strong connection to the uplifting trance sound that helped define his international reputation. Releases such as Glorified, Living In The Now and the Manuel Le Saux remix of Moving On continue balancing euphoric trance melodies with more modern production approaches, reflecting the broad musical identity that still defines his work today.

Through his online radio show Esta La Musica, Graham Gold continues presenting a carefully curated blend of Deep House, Progressive House, Melodic House & Techno, Tech House and Trance. Each broadcast reflects decades of experience while remaining firmly connected to contemporary underground electronic music culture.

Esta La Musica 393 opens with Natascha Polke’s Burning Out in the Definition remix, establishing a melodic atmosphere before Paul Sawyer and Damien Spencer move the session into Progressive House territory through When We Fall Asleep. Space Motion and Stylo continue the flowing progression with The Last Siren in the Morttagua remix.

G-Prod shifts the groove toward House through Woodward in the Laurent Maldo remix, while My Friend restores the melodic direction with All Aboard The Pleasure Express. Giorg Santez then introduces a tighter Tech House rhythm through Paradise, adding a more club-focused edge.

The middle section centres around Graham Gold’s own production Jazz Funk in the Martin Sharp remix, maintaining the Progressive House flow before Aleckat moves into deeper Minimal Deep Tech territory through Casual Catastrophe in the Mat Mobius remix. Daniel Orpi and Juanito continue the groove-led energy with Can’t Handle It.

Progressive House returns through Gus’ Changing World and Messier’s Faithless in the High On Mars remix, where melodic textures and layered rhythms dominate the atmosphere. These selections maintain a steady underground progression toward the final section of the mix.

Gabriel and Chuffing Buddy’s Fucked It Up in the Mr. C remix adds another House-driven groove before Paul Neary’s Avalanche in the HC Kurtz remix increases intensity through Peak Time Techno energy. MVMB and All’In close the session with Zenith in the Ritkam and Bansi remix, ending the mix with a melodic underground finish.

DJ Graham Gold 'Esta La Musica' 393.

Natascha Polke - Burning Out (Definition Remix) [Definition]

Paul Sawyer & Damien Spencer - When We Fall Asleep [Perfecto Black]

Space Motion & Stylo - The Last Siren (Morttagua Remix) [Timeless Moment]

G-Prod - Woodward (Laurent Maldo Remix) [Brique Rouge]

My Friend - All Aboard The Pleasure Express (Original Mix) [Fly Boy Records]

Giorg Santez - Paradise (Extended Mix) [Great Stuff Recordings]

Graham Gold - Jazz Funk (Martin Sharp Remix) [Jeepers! Music]

Aleckat - Casual Catastrophe (Mat Mobius Remix) [AlpaKa MuziK]

Daniel Orpi & Juanito - Can't Handle It [CUFF]

Messier - Faithless (High On Mars Remix) [Univack]

Gus - Changing World [Another Life]

Gabriel & Chuffing Buddy - Fucked It Up (Mr.C Remix) [Superfreq]

Paul Neary - Avalanche (Hc Kurtz Remix) [Curiosity Music]

Mvmb & All’In - Zenith (Ritkam & Bansi Remix) [IbogaTech]

Listen on Mixcloud here.